exit codes and locking

Is (our should) subversion be consistent about returning non-zero exit
codes when an operation failed?

If I attempt to do a commit in a working copy of a file locked in
another working copy, the commit fails with an error message, and the
exit code is 1.

If I attempt to unlock a file which is locked in another working copy,
without --force, it fails with an error message and the exit code is 1.

However, if I attempt to lock a file that is locked in another working
copy, it fails with an error message, but the exit code is 0.

This is using the 1.2rc1 tarball.

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I picked rm as another random operation to try:

correia$ svn rm someFileThatDoesNotExist
correia$ echo $?
0
Is that as it should be, or should it complain that the file doesn't
exist?

Jim

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Received on Fri Apr 8 18:11:14 2005